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Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 10423937)
It is definitely worth it if you are single or a couple without kids, it makes for a more relaxing day. 675dhs for Christmas brunch is still very good value darling, 1bottle of bubbly costs over 800dhs + all the cocktails, not to mention all the food that you will eat... I am sure you will have a fabulous day..enjoy :D xxx |
Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by NorthernLad
(Post 10423963)
Add on 100dh for Rennies/Gaviscon.
Remember, it is an "Eat all that you WANT"....not "Eat all that you CAN" :D |
Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 10424093)
Take it slow and drink lots of water and you will be fine darling :D
Remember, it is an "Eat all that you WANT"....not "Eat all that you CAN" :D |
Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by norsk
(Post 10424095)
I thought it was 'eat a little bit so that you can drink all you can'. Clearly that is where I have been going wrong.
Eat a plate of light stuff, eat a plate of meat. Finish. Don't sit around for the first 20 minutes making polite conversation, ask for as much booze as possible and get plate number one out the way. Then, focus on drinking and smoking. |
Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 10424093)
Take it slow and drink lots of water and you will be fine darling :D
Remember, it is an "Eat all that you WANT"....not "Eat all that you CAN" :D |
Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by NorthernLad
(Post 10424122)
One glass of white wine and I feel the heartburn (I am not a fan of champagne)...and yes, I have been fully checked out multiple times and given all clear.
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Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by NorthernLad
(Post 10424122)
One glass of white wine and I feel the heartburn (I am not a fan of champagne)...and yes, I have been fully checked out multiple times and given all clear.
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Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 10424179)
I'm the same. Night of champers drinking = me awake at 3am in agony.
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Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 10424163)
Go on to red wine darling :D
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Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
If I stay on bubbly I am fine, I can drink wine with dinner but if it is a long brunch then I stick to bubbly.
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Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned
(Post 10423937)
I have never paid for my brunch up front nor sent a copy of my passport/ID card.
They all admit that this is NOT their policy at any other time of year. |
Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 10432432)
Passport or Emirates ID Card: Intercon at Festival City, Grand Hyatt, Address Downtown - all three want this for Christmas Day and/or New Year's Eve bookings - plus full payment upfront with booking.
They all admit that this is NOT their policy at any other time of year. |
Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by rowell
(Post 10432449)
I am booked in Intercon festival city and didn't pay up front, got confirmation number by email, they did ask for credit card copies but I refused and simply e mailed copy of my ID, looking forward to it, I love Anise
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Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 10424179)
I'm the same. Night of champers drinking = me awake at 3am in agony.
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Re: Christmas Day Brunch Booked
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Originally Posted by Jim Smith
(Post 10432486)
Malcolm Allison always claimed if you drink champagne you never get a hangover. Maybe it was because he drank it by the bucket??!!!!
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